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Old 06-11-2007, 7:19 PM   #1
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Hi,
This question probably has come up before. When I print through Photoshop
6. My photo prints don't have the same colors or richness as the images
either in the camera or on the monitor. If I print directly from Windows,
the image is great but I don't get the advantages of Photoshop editing and
setup. What should I be doing differently?

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On Fri, 18 Jul 2003 11:23:40 GMT, "vladimirestragon" <ve@netzero.net>
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>Hi,
>This question probably has come up before. When I print through Photoshop
>6. My photo prints don't have the same colors or richness as the images
>either in the camera or on the monitor. If I print directly from Windows,
>the image is great but I don't get the advantages of Photoshop editing and
>setup. What should I be doing differently?
>
>Evan Sarzin
>evansarzin@cs.com
>


What exactly do you mean by "If I print directly from Windows..."?

Other than that question, be aware that color management on a computer
is very complex and you'd do well to read the PS manual (in version 6,
its chapter 4 "Producing Consistent Color").


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